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A federal judge rejected an argument that the bureau would run out of money in early 2026 because the central bank hadn’t turned a profit since 2022.
CFPB must request funds from Fed, court rules
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Operational Brief
• Federal judge rejected the argument that the CFPB would run out of funds in early 2026 due to the Fed not turning a profit since 2022.
• This decision maintains the funding stream for the CFPB.
Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions
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